Mounted collection of many thousand mostly different on the current edition of Part one Scotts International pages expanded into four volumes. Well populated throughout with the European nations the strongest. Extra pages have been added to accommodate stamps in which there are no spaces including to complete sets. The owner tallied a conservative catalog value exceeding $132,000 not counting many lower valued stamps or any issues that would be suspect like used German inflation and early Persia. This was all assembled within the last couple years so, everything is nice and clean and the stamps are primarily fine or better. Also, along for the ride are an empty binder, 380 blank quadrille pages and 200 interleavings all brand new. A terrific lot that could easily be hacked up to sell as country collections. (Image)

Gigantic United States and worldwide selection from the late 19th Century to the 1980s in nineteen cartons. Involves thousands and thousands of mixed mint and used stamps mainly in binders having backup on Vario pages and some albums typically organized by the collector by countries. Spotted Great Britain and colonies, France and its colonies, Asia including China, Latin America, Western Europe, and Africa. The collector really loved stamps and appeared to have spent months and months organizing his treasure trove. Spotted no better items but plenty of stamps to satisfy your philatelic hunger. Bon appetit. (Image)

Philatelic pallet wonderland of twenty-eight cartons containing tens of thousands mixed mint and used stamps having heavenly backup, in remaindered albums, stockbooks, binders, counterbooks, plastic pages, in plastic tubs, small boxes, glassines, loose etc. Also involves a selection of common mainly commercial covers. Runs roughly from the late 19th Century through various decades of the 20th Century. This pallet of pleasure might be just what you need to get rid of the winter blues. (Image)

Twenty cartons of philatelic paradise. Thousands and thousands of mixed mint and used stamps having blissful backup on stock, album and plastic pages, in small boxes, glassines, plastic tubs, loose etc. roughly from the late 19th Century through various decades of the 20th Century. If you like having weeks and weeks of sorting fun, this lot will be right up your alley. (Image)

Consignment as received with an old musty patina in eight cartons. Includes A-Z collections in Scott Internationals and Master Globals (maybe sets), stamps in glassines, stockbooks and approval books, FDC’s and more. Take a look, you might get a good buy. (Image)

Large carton filled with a consignment as received. Includes some old Neanderthal collections, postage from U.S., U.N., Canada and G.B. worthy of a count. Plus, enjoyable worldwide on stockpages and in glassines. A useful group. (Image)

An interesting group of foreign first day covers, subscription items, golden replicas, Norman Rockwell commemorative covers and a silver dollar subscription of thirty-one silver dollars from 1878 to 1935. Worth exploring. (Image)

Selection of United States and worldwide in twelve cartons. Comprises thousands and thousands of mint and used stamps having tremendous backup in albums, stockbooks, loose album pages, plastic baggies having on/off paper, albums with no bindings etc. from the late 19th Century to the 1980s. Also entails hundreds of common commercial covers, FDCs, and postal stationery. Appears to have been accumulated by a stamp saver who seems to have had a passion in this endeavor. Likewise includes three US stamps and one cover which were sent for certification in 2020 to see if they were better issues but did not pan out. Lots of stamps to satisfy your philatelic desire. (Image)

Ground-Floor Opportunity. Seven cartons of United States and general foreign philatelic fun, nineteenth century to 1960’s and later. Includes seventeen Scott International or specialty albums, eleven stock books, plenty of semi-organized loose stamps, and around one hundred assorted covers. Worldwide coverage to varying degrees. Album binders are worn, but pages are clean and usable. Contains thousands of stamps with occasional pockets of intermediate value. Clean and ready for a new owner. (Image)

Intriguing consignment balance with a topical flavor. Notables include Madonna, Brussels Fair and Europa. Encompasses some better values, sets and souvenir sheets. This is surrounded by U.S. and U.N. postage along with old packets. An old holding. (Image)

Accumulation from various decades of the 20th Century appearing to end in the 1990s in ten of our largest cartons. Thousands and thousands of common United States and worldwide mint and used stamps having enormous backup in glassines, small boxes, plastic baggies, on/off paper, and loose. Candidates for inexpensive bargain boxes. What you see in the photos is what you get. (Image)

United States and worldwide selection in three cartons. Involves over 10,000 mint and used stamps having backup in albums, stockbooks, shoe, small boxes and envelopes. Includes a two volume worldwide remaindered collection to 1940 having the owner’s count of 7,200 mint, used stamps, Austria Schaubek remaindered collection of over 900 mint and used stamps, Germany in two Minkus two-post albums 1849-1975 having around 2,200 mint and used stamps, two stockbooks of Norway and nineteen stock cards of Poland, and a shoebox of UN mint mostly in inscription blocks from the three issuing offices. Also entails a United States used Scott #1 3 ½ margins cut close at bottom having light red cancel. Likewise encompasses around 2,500 commercial covers, FDCs and postal stationery from Switzerland, United States, United Nations, Ukraine, etc. (Image)

United States and worldwide cinderellas selection in eight binders from the Ovaltine Estate in one carton. A fascinating holding having hundreds and hundreds of labels or stamps with a copious amount of variety. Appears to run from the 1930s to the 1980s. Includes Canada private airmail labels and a World War II section. If you like this type of material this lot will be especially for you. (Image)

A rather better group which includes a mint San Marino collection to 1985. Stock books and files are filled with mint Vatican City, Monaco, Philippines, St. Vincent, Ascension, Great Britain and British colonies. There is a little postage included as well as some supplies. Most of the mint material is never hinged and worth a careful look. (Image)

A floor sweeping lot from Mid-Michigan. Nine bulbous cartons await thorough exploration. The buyer will find enough postage to keep out of the post office for years. Shipping weight 300 lbs.,call or email for a rate quote. (Image)

Assortment from various decades of the 20th Century appearing to end in the 1990s in seven of our largest cartons. Thousands and thousands of basically common United States and worldwide mint and used stamps having immense backup in glassines, small boxes, plastic baggies, on/off paper, and loose. If you like sorting this lot is for you. Go for it. (Image)

A disheveled accumulation remainder lot from an old-time customer. It’s quite a mess, but we did spot some hidden gem. Take your time sorting after you find a new set of International albums. (Image)

United States and worldwide assortment from various decades of the 20th Century in four cartons. Thousands of mint and used stamps having a lot of backup mostly in stockbooks, an album, several small boxes, etc. Tagging along are a holding of German Ersttagsblatt cards. Abundant amount of material that might just suit your needs. Check it out. (Image)

Consignment remainder grouping. Includes an elementary sparsely populated United States used collection, a few simple topical assemblies, a stockbook of early used US airmails and a few 19th century items. Easy lot to figure worthy of a quick look. (Image)

An assemblage of covers including first day and airmail, commemorative panels and foreign material beginning in the late 19th century. There are many loose album pages to work your way through looking for treasures. Some mixed condition but worth a view. (Image)

A rather better stock than normally encountered. Thousands of stamps from early issues to more recent. This selection is basically foreign, however, there are many U. S. duck issues and some state issues as well as a few ducks from other parts of the world. Needs careful examination to come up with the right number. (Image)

Worldwide show dealer stock that never made it out of the stamp room in three large cartons. Well organized consisting of thirteen virtually new blue #102 size boxes, six shoebox size boxes, and one plastic tub having 300+ glassines of sorted Machins. Thousands and thousands of used stamps in glassines having multiples roughly from the late 19th Century to the 1980s. The beauty of this lot is that the stamps are organized by country and Scott number having older catalog values. Hundreds of hours of sorting and cataloging is already completed which makes it easy to sell. (Image)

A stamp saver’s delight stuffed into seven bulbous cartons. Includes on and off paper mixtures, stock books of used semi-sorted and a handful of sparsely populated elementary collections. All the right material needed to soak, sort, and mount for a long, long, time. Shipping weight 175 lbs., call or email for a rate quote. (Image)

Consignment remainder in two cartons. Includes little collections of U.S. and Egypt, accumulations of Turkey and U.N. plus other fodder like state quarter collections and comic books. (Image)

Another consignment remainder filling a carton. Includes topical collections of Europa, Roosevelt, Pope Paul and Montecassino plus U.S. plate blocks and a bit more. A diverse assortment. (Image)